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Sep 12, 2026

Moses FrisbeeGUEST
16:42
Um.
Moses FrisbeeGUEST
16:43
So my Mazda 3 had a really good door handle.
Moses FrisbeeGUEST
16:47
So on the higher trim ones, it had the grab and it would unlock, but it was still a regular door handle.
Moses FrisbeeGUEST
16:55
So if that system didn't work, you could still unlock your shit and open the door, right? The Mini is a pretty good handle, too.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:00
And there's something else that she didn't tell investigators on the first day that William went missing.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:05
She got into her mother's Mazda 3 and drove down the road to search for William before the police arrived that morning.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:12
She says she drove down Benaroon Drive and turned onto Petar Creek Road, driving slowly to look for him.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:19
She says she stopped when she got to the riding school and turned back around.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:23
Now, Danbox reports that William's foster dad didn't mention this drive in any of his statements to police.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:30
so it seems likely that she took the drive before he returned.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:34
Box also reports that the Mazda 3 was not inspected until September 20th, nearly a week after William went missing.
Sarah TurneyHOST
57:42
Of course, William's foster mom has received a lot of backlash for not mentioning the two cars she saw or the drive she took on the first day of the investigation.
CaseHOST
52:18
Because my first car is the only brand new car that I've ever had.
CaseHOST
52:23
It's a 2014 Mazda 3, which is objectively actually a very good car.
CaseHOST
52:27
It drives well.
CaseHOST
52:28
It was very practical.
CaseHOST
52:50
Yes.
CaseHOST
52:51
Could even make the colors change in real time.
CaseHOST
52:53
Anyway, as cool as that all is, that car, not because of the underglow, when I went to go sell it, I mean, a Mazda 3 is a very practical car.
CaseHOST
53:07
It seems like a very reasonable thing to go out and buy.
Edan McGovernHOST
15:32
And what is your car, Lockie?
Lachy McIntyreHOST
15:33
I have a Mazda 3.
Lachy McIntyreHOST
15:34
It's a Max.
Lachy McIntyreHOST
15:35
It goes really fast and I like to speed and break lots of laws.
Clinton MaynardHOST
17:23
Headlights alone will now write off a car.
Clinton MaynardHOST
17:25
For example, five-year-old Mazda 3 headlamps can cost $4,000 each.
Clinton MaynardHOST
17:30
The Mazda badge on the grille is $800.
Clinton MaynardHOST
17:32
And then any sensor that you have, that's worth thousands.
Frank LeutzHOST
24:39
Aiden, I'm proud of you.
Frank LeutzHOST
24:40
You drive a respectable Mazda 3.
Frank LeutzHOST
24:43
2011 Mazda 3.
Frank LeutzHOST
24:44
That thing will run.
Frank LeutzHOST
24:45
You won't need nothing except an oil change and tires.
Clinton MaynardHOST
59:53
I just drove to Scott's head and back.
Clinton MaynardHOST
59:55
My fuel per 100 kilometres was 4.9 litres in a Mazda 3.
Clinton MaynardHOST
59:59
Reason? Economy.
Clinton MaynardHOST
60:01
I'm trying to save some money.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
10:08
There was a little bit of a tailwind on currency that we benefited from, but that's with where we manufacture cars.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
10:16
We also made, and I think last time you and I spoke, we talked about we did make a conscious decision to shift Mazda 3 production from Mexico to Japan, Mazda 3 sedan production, Mexico to Japan.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
10:28
We didn't reap a full 12 months of benefit of that, but we were able to achieve a few months.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
10:33
All right, we've got this impact with... you know, the vehicles we produce in Mexico? How can we move the pieces around and try to optimize, given the affordability challenge, where the market is? How can we provide products that are in that price zone? So we intentionally throttled down CX-30 and accelerated Mazda 3.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
11:01
clearly different products, different segments, things like that, but roughly the same price zones.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
11:07
We're pleased with the momentum we've had there.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
13:06
And in fact, that was a large part of what we talked about here.
Tom DonnellyGUEST
13:09
Not as a, call it final frontier thing, but when you talk about what we've, let's start with our product, where our product has come from, from what it was.
Stephen FenechHOST
37:09
Okay.
MichaelAUDIENCE
37:09
'Cause I had a Mazda 3.
Stephen FenechHOST
37:11
Right.
MichaelAUDIENCE
37:11
Um, and then so we went with the, the Shark to be our, our road trip, travel away sort of stuff.
Sammy PetersenHOST
48:55
And I just love when just car companies, when they name cars, it's just so ridiculous.
Sammy PetersenHOST
49:02
Like, my Nissan Dualis like it is just they're always like the Tarago like any any car name you just like they're they're just so weird like the Mazda 3 that like whatever it is I just bloody love it I just bloody love it it wasn't the first time the vehicle had appeared that morning Detectives later identified multiple passes through the King Road neighbourhood in the lead up to the murders.
Sammy PetersenHOST
49:29
To someone watching in real time, nothing about it would have stood out.
Sammy PetersenHOST
49:34
College neighbourhoods are full of cars circling while looking for parking.

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